Commemorated on 4 plaques

Jackie Robinson (Jack Roosevelt Robinson) 1919-1972 The first African-American major league baseball player lived here from 1947 to 1949. As an infielder for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he was voted Rookie of the Year (1947) and Most Valuable Player (1949), won the National League Batting Title (1949) and led the Dodgers to the N.L. pennant in 1947, 1949, 1952 and 1953.

5224 Tilden Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11203, New York, NY, United States where they lived

Jackie Robinson 1919 - 1972 Cette plaque commemorative honore le sejour de Jackie Robinson au sein de l'equipe des Royaux et marque l'ancien emplacement du stade De Lorimier. En evoluant chez les Royaux, Jackie Robinson est devenu le premier jouer de couleur a jouer dans les ligues professionnelles. Jackie Robinson legua sa gloire aux siens et a tout le baseball et se merita une place importante parmi les immortels de ce sport. Dans l'esprit des Montrealais Jackie Robinson demurera toujours un symbole d'excellence, de courage et de perseverance.

English translation: Jackie Robinson 1919 - 1972 This commemorative plaque honours Jackie Robinson's period in the Royals team and marks the former location of the De Lorimier stadium. Evolving from the Royals, Jackie Robinson became the first player of colour to play in the professional leagues. Jackie Robinson bequeathed to his glory, and all of baseball and merits an important place among the immortals of the sport. In the hearts of Montrealers Jackie Robinson remains a symbol of excellence, courage and perseverance.

Place des Royaux, Montreal, QC, Canada where they was

Jack Roosevelt "Jackie" Robinson [full inscription unknown]

outside wall of the original grandstand of Jackie Robinson Ballpark, 103 East Orange Avenue, City Island, Daytona Beach, FL, United States where they was

In this building Jackie Robinson on 10th April 1947 received his historic call from the Brooklyn Dodgers and changed America. He lived on the 11th floor in room 1169 of the former McAlpin Hotel

, New York, NY, United States where they lived